Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD Wireless 140mm Reverse Blade case fan 14RTLLCD1W1B
- 140 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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A 4010 DC cooling fan running at 12V and .16A for compact case airflow
This 4010 frame fan runs on a 12 V DC supply and draws 0.16 A. It fits small-form-factor builds and embedded systems that need a thin axial cooler. Buyers who need higher airflow or a larger mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
At 0.16 A the fan adds minimal load to a 12 V rail and keeps acoustic output low in typical chassis airflow paths. Power consumption stays modest during continuous use. No PWM or speed-reporting features are specified.
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Plug the fan header into a 12 V DC fan connector on the board; the step often missed is checking the header pin count matches the fan lead before powering on.
Periodically clean dust from the blades and frame with compressed air; if bearing noise appears the unit is not serviceable and should be replaced.
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